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Tho Driu sitywsrd.

Ecy. NJ John Hall, In New Princeton Review Tor
January.
The great, brilliantsuoccs-c arc. Ssa rule,
In our cities. They attract notice. Al
men hear OF the man who rolled up a Tort
unc in n few ycars. Only few hear Of the
twenty that failed on the same lines.
"wLat Is hit Is history; what is missed is
mystery" One consequence Is that the
movement n from the country 10 the town.
Young Thatcher Ia not going 20 plod along
year after year ON the farm whom hcmight
with less toll make his thousands In the
city, NJ n politician or man Of business.
"Why, thcrc IL Bakcr-Im Just IA smart
~ hc is-and he IN near the top OF the
wheel: they say lac will soon hc an alder.
man" SO the lido II downward. Now IL
IL true that one may find the best people
In the towns, for mind quickcns mind; hut
you may also ind the worst aud In this
world evil works nj q tremendous nd.
vantage. No better population for morals
and trhs,worthincss " found In any
christian country than those who live by
the tilling OF the soil We do not Ignore
the value Of cities, but
God made Tie country. and man made the town"
and without building ON any forced *.
crsls Of this passag, We cannot I've blind
20 the fact that city liic multiplics and COM
plicaics the problems with which christian
civilization has 90 deal. No 100000 oi
country pcoplcin England present 40 much
that n discoumging ~ YOU find among tho
samc number crowded ,ogcihcrin London.
"
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KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Dee 27.--During the
year 1857 the Q hniragr actually con-
strucicd on railroad ia the southwest
aggregates 1850 miles as follows ktchi.
son. Topeka a sa IA Fe, 1893; Missouri
Pacific, 1890; hoe Island. 100 Kansas
CITY, III. Scott 4 dub, 900. Kansas City,
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The Emperor Of Russia is under the in
fuence Of the War party. A campaign is
consequently looked Tor not later than
January. The Frost King is a feithful
ally OF Russial
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Res~nthai q Co.'S Good.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 2L.-Tho stock o.
goods Of J. II. Rosenthal & CO.. who failed
q short time ago owing the Fifth National
bank, which has since suspended, 500 o
was sold today by order Of the circuit
court. Henry Zeimer, Of New York, was
the purchaser at $4,000. II Is said the
stock could not be replaced for less than
kpO OOO
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THE WEATHER.
Indications.

r. w~ASusurps. DEC - I am.
Fm Tennessee Colder. fair weather.
F. ptoo-icd Ia western portion by iish, ralHs
i'dsk 10 high norihwcsterly winds. diminishing
IN iarcc. With q ooli wavc
Tor Mississippi and Louisiana Colder, iAlf
weather. provided Ia Aiabams by ligh, rains
irsh " brisk norhcrly winds, with . ssld wave.
boz Aksnax Colder. fair weather fnsh u
hdst northety winds b~ccoIalng ir~h variable,
with A cold wavc.
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II Is very affecting but very gauiy Ing
thc choral unanimi,y With which our e..
icemed contemporaries mako tho wclkin
ring In humhing for astictly non partisan
government.
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TnE international Conference on Sugar
Counties, which was recently In session In
London, agreed upon n protocol for the
abolition Of all sugar bounucl, which is u
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Lap Robe stolen.

About @ O'Clock yesterday evening DR..
W. ". Taylor left his buggy In front o.
his Office, at Mitchell & Maury's infrmary,
on Court street, while he went inside.
During his absence some thief stole his
lap robe, a fhc article, red on one side,
black on the other. The initials "W. W.
T." are embroidered on one corner, and
the name w. w. Taylor on the other.
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Tm Atrial assups the public that Il
will continue 10 10 bushes. at the old
stand, aud that, a. . sentinel on tho
w%aich.ioWer, Il will not ahatc In vigilance.
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l. IT really 40 that the sth ID January Is
not 10 DO Observed l. Memphis thu,
ngain TO furnish prVoi tia, a prophet is
not without honor save In his own coun.
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MINES WORTHY or CONSIDERA
TJON

In no spirit Of dictatlon, but in the ex-
ercise Of the Democratic right 10 suggest,
TUE ArrEAL recalls to the people the
names Of Petit, Hirsch, Graham, Jordan
and Camp M quite worthy OF the con-
sidcration Of the proposed mass meeting.
No good reason can be given why Mr..
Jordan should not be reelected
to the School Board. His work
for tho public schools speaks
trumpettongucd in his favor. lie has
made their success a part Of his personal
duty, and has never neglected an opportu-
nifty that could minister TO their up-build-
Ing. Mr.. Camp il n well known merchant
and man Of fine social position and sur
%roundings, a friend OF public education,
aud OF undoubted administrative ability.
MIR. Graham, who is just closing his first
term as n member Of the Taxing District
government, has the Endorsement OF his
" votes IN he council, and Mr.. Petit,
who has always proven himself a good
man and reliable wherever he has been
placed, has the confidence Of the
people in a prc-cmincnt degree. lie is in
full sympathy with MADDEN, and is a
strenuous and ardent friend Of the Taxing
District government, which he is now
faithfully serving. Mr.. llirsch is n Of
our best known Hebrew citizens, n nan
Of the highest character for integrity, and
an executant Of superior knowledge and
ability. lIo would be an acquisition to
the Taxing District Council, and would
strengthen any ticket. With this ticket,
round which public sentiment has for
some time been orySialiking, success could
not be doubted. As The Scimiar, which has
also put II forward, says, IL would win.
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at cannot he otherwise" he muttered,
hoarsely; 'you must be- mine. You and
! could not avoid II u we would. and ~
US thank the fatcs that our union WY o9
ccmcnied Ivy love. You could never nave
been another mans wife. There IL ades1
tiny hanging over you I'M
George" she gaspcd oonyuls.vely, "brust1
Il away-please do."-Mochdid IrdUoen
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w believe TnK Atrial has no cause TO
complain Of the present status 81 things
municipal.
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0SE Of the greatest Of the pressing needs
OF Memphis il an increase Of the police
force. The recurrence Of assaults upon
women are n warning that must not, that
cannot be fairly or Justly over
looked by tho Taxing District
authorities. On a public ~thoroughfaro in
Chelsea a lady was recently robbed 81 her
satchcl and money in sight OF her home.
Another was brutally beaten by a negro in
South Memphis. Another was insultcd
whilo on her way home, on Poplar, he.
tween Main and Second, and on Saturday
night a Woodworking. poor oma vas
robbed Of all tho money she had
by burly negro man on
tho orn Of Poplar aud Third
streets. wherc hcn Is an electric light,
and In full view Of two or three men stand.
ing on the opposite corner. This character
Of crime could not thus DO repeated II
Memphis, @ she should, had 100 police.
men. well drilled and compelled TO some
thing Ike a soldloTly appearance and alert
ness, drilled out Of the shutting and SLOW.
emily gait so many Of them assume. The
police force must bc increased, or the ciii.
rcns will be compelled 10 60 armed for
self. protcction.
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be presented to their respective govern
mcnts. Sweden, Spain, Germany, Hob
land, Italy, Russia Austria-H Hungary,
Belgium, Denmark, france and Brazil
were represented.
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1nr Hair hill will ~ through this $40.
zion Of Congress.
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VINO said anything about a partisan ad.
minisimlion Of city afiiirs7
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suRPASsEs KrkRr oTHER EENPhssEWS
raPgR ~ CIRCULATION IN roWs As
ugLL A. COUNTRY
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PugIIsst Demp.ey I'm Demand.

New YoRK, Dec. 2~7.-Dominick f. Nc
Caffrey, Of Philadelphia, and Jack Dem
sey, Of Brooklyn, middle-weight champions
Of America. signed articles Of agreement
this morning for a ten-round, Marquis OF
Queensbury contest. catch weights, to take
place near this city, for $1,000, Dempsey
may cross TO England to fight for the mid
dle-weight championship Of the world.
The Pelican club, OF London, offers to
match "Tof" Wall against Dempsey, as
per the following message, received at the
Police Gakcte office:
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Orchard X. Fox. New York:

"Rlchard X. Fox. New York;
'Pellicans will match 'Tof' Wall to
fight Jack Dempsey for the middle-weight
championship OF the world and the Police
Gdsotc diamond belt. win you back
Dempsey "W. i. HARDING"
Dempsey went TO New Haven, Conn,
Monday and will return on Thursday,
when the matter will be considered. Mr..
Fox says he will back Dempsey ioras much
money as Wall can get. In the event OF n
match being made he will get up a worlds
championship belt, since the former belt,
put up by Mr.. Fox, has become Dempscy's
personal property as won in three matches.
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THE MEMPHIS
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,

70 CONTRIBUTORS AND CORRESPONDENT
We solicit Letters and communication upon sub.
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accompanied by tho name aud address Of the
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nous communications
Communication Tor publication must bc written
on Que side 81 the page only, aud, with all other
maiior connected with the editorial department.
should lc addvscd: 10 uE lnitOg % THk
hrrrAi, Memphis, Tenn
We cannot, ~ a rule. undertake 10 return artlclcs
not found suitable iof publication
Our mail books are kept by posioniccs, aud not by
individual names
t~rcclmcn copies sent frco Of charge
nusiues Letters should be hddrusseii
M Appeal.
~ second sirct, Memphis 1cun
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Local se,eoroios,e.l Pros. Report.

Maximum lcmpcmtur a. mlnlmum tempe
tunl si9 ulnuc. D. ntluial, OOl
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A scientist declares that the hair curls
after death. How. when you hear your
wife say that she's "Dndo n pie that viii
make your hair curl" you'll know what
she means. - ioaLofi Siaiosnan.
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Che @emphis appeal
THE APPEAL

WEDNESDAY, II DECEMBER ae. 1885,
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A GREAT PULVERIZER
'FRONT.' uIve rizerViIlp, which Creates
a PRraIy zIDg Cyclone when
II Works,

NEW YORK, April PA number of
the 9entls men assembled in factory
st he foot of West Tenth street yes
terdsv, and gfz9d with admiration at
Mr.. Erastus Wimsn's pulver zing ma.
chine. Hat a dozen dust covered
men waited upon il. Oyster shells,
four penny nails, mustard seed, ginger
root, mica and other things were pow
dtred. When the machine was open
one could see only couple Of iron
screw propellors, like those of a steam
laurch, revolving wonderfully fast in
opposite directions. They did the
WORK. They stirred around The air
and produced couple of cyclones
which hurlei the nails or mustard
seed or whichever the machine was fed
with, against seach other. A gentle
breeze blows the dust into a settling
box. Gen. Butterfield told the story
OF the invention. Two Western beys
sat on fencs and watched cyclone
tear and grind up Deighboriug foi est.
One OF the boys adapted, the principles
and the pulyerizer was the result Of
his work.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-28

The usual treatment of catarrh is
very unsatisfactory, as thousands of
Departing patients can testify. On this
point q trustworthy medical writer
says: proper local treatment
is positively necessary to success,
but many, il not most of the
remedies in general use by physicians
afford but temporary benefit. A cure
certainly cannot be expected from
snuffs, powders, douches and washes"
Ey's Cream Balm is a remedy which
combines the important requisites of
quick action, specific curative power
with perfect safety and plessantness to
the patient.
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A LOST VESSEL,
Nothing Learned Of che Fate of the
Steamer CIOtIlde.

GLOUCESTER, Mass April q "A let
ter was received Yesterday from par
ties at st. John, N. B., asking for in
forma ion regarding the steamer Clo-
tide, Of and from st. John for New
York, timber laden. She was seen of
Boon Island Just before the gale OF
April I'd, and since then nothing has
been heard from her. Capt. Bewer,
OF the schooner Martha G arrived to-.
day and reports that ON April 7th,
latitude 4lo 50, longitude go az, he
passed the Ciotilde, dismasted, bottom
up, with her stern post broken and
otherwise badly damaged. Nothing
is known OF the crew.
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A Long Journey 20 Attend u Rail.
road Meeting.

PI1TsBURG, Pa, April ga special
car passed through this city this morn
ing containing a number OF stockhold-
ers aud Eastern directors oi:the Denver
and Rio Grsnde railroad. The former
represented the EOglish, German and
Dutch stockholders, and they came all
the way from Europe to attend the
annual meeting Of the road, which is
to be held at Denver on next Monday.
A member Of the party states that
President W. 8. Jackson had decided
to retire from Office, aOd that D. H.
Mofatt would probably be his success
aor
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SEERIFF'S SALE
-0F-
REAL ESTATE.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given. That
l. by virtue OF feri faoias to me directed
from tho honorable Chancery Court Of Shol
by county, Tennessee, In the case OF State
OF Tenn VS. X. Is. Ttotter ct all, judg-
ment render d on tho I'D day Of May, 1885,
fer tho sam of three hundred and eighty
three dollars and seventy. two cents $3.50 72),
wi, interest aud cost OF suit, to satisfy said
judgment, etc l will, on the
2Ist day of May, 1887.
in LEGAL hours, in front Of the Courthouse, in
the Taxing District Of sRNlby county. Tenn,
proceed TO soil, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described property,
tO-wit:
tract of land, situited, lying and being
in the Fourth Civil District OF Shelby cOun-
ty, Tennessee, boup ded as fol ows: On The
tho north by Oldham, east by Campbell,
south by Martin. and west by Lucas, con.
taining one huHdred and siYiy-oighty acfes,
moro or less, levied on as the property o. dc.
PENDANT X. b Trotter, TO satisfy said judg.
ment, interest and costs
Memphis, 2Sd day OF April 1881
w. ID. CANNON,
Sheriff Of Shelby county, Tenn.
BY A. j. MoLendon, ID. 3.
Tayler n CARROLL, Attorneys for plaintiff
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Chronic Coughs and Colds,

And all diseases OF the throat and
lungs, can be cured by the use oil
SCOTS Emulsion, as it contains the
healing virtues of God Liver Oil and
Hypophosphites in their fullest form.
tits beautiful creamy Emulsion, pal
atable as milk, easily digested, and
can be taken by the most delicate.
Please read: 81 consider SCOTS Emul-
sion the remedy par.excellence in tu-
berculous ana atrumous affections, to
say nothing Of ordinary colds and
throat troubles" W. r. s. Connell,
MD, Manchester, O.
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instantly killed al officer named A. J.
Garter. They met by accident and
quarreled over an old lawsuit. Glenn
ents had a double bsrrelled shotgun
on his shoulder and advanced on Car
ter, who pulled q revolver. clements
then fred, the charge passing through
Carter's heart, killing him instantly.
Clements has not been arrested. Both
the deceased and his slayer are promi-
nent people of this county.
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CHANCERY SALE
Of
Nc EAKA ESTATE.


No. 5053, R-Chnncoty Court of Shelby
COunty--State of Icnrossee, fer use, etc.,
W. Il, h hutch ct al.
10y virtue of Al lntorlocutory decree y
ID sale entered In the above cause on - O
18th day of January, 1883, NJ, B. 10, page 2s2,
and renewed March q, 1887, | will sell
public auction, TO the higt est bidder, In
front & tho Clerk and Masters Office, court
house O She Inv oountv, Nav phip Tenn., on
saturday, Eay 7, 1887,
within legal bours, tho following described
property, situated Ia Shelby county, Tom,
tO-wit:
Lot in block 81, beginning on the west side
of fernando street, AZ the nOttbeaSt corner
OF LOT formerly owned boy one SmOot, be-
tween Bcalo and Gi,O'o streete and tho
southeast csrner Ofn 100 feet lot owned by
MNcn; thence north 10 feet with the west
line OF fernando street; thence wesiwardly
and parallel with the south lno OF said 100
foot lot 10 Bayou 0ayQso nbout $50 feet;
thonoo southwardly with the meandors OF
said bay gu to tho south line OF said 100 feet
lot; thence with tho said south line Of 100
ioOt lot to tho beginning.
Also lot u, block II, and part Of lot or
block o, on tho corner of Elliott and 81. Mar
tin streets, fronting $50 1T on the east side
of II. Martin street bv so feet deep, texcept-
Ing % foot front ON ST. Martin street by 10
iOut deep, which Is 81 feet south OF Il. n
Fntcn's lot; deed TO j. 4. TreGevant June
I, 1875, by VIM, Condor, 10 secure .. r..
Prescott.
Terms of snlo-0n o credit Of 6 months,
note benrigg interest " nh security lien rc,
tanned and redemption barred. This Aprtt
S, L, MCDOWELL, Clork and Master.
By u. u. Coleman, Deputy O. and NJ.
u. III. x @. ". Heiskoll, solicitors.
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CHANCERY SALE
- Or
II K AL ESTAT T.,

No. 1852, R.-Chancery Court Of Shelby
c9unty-state Of Tennessee We. Elizabeth
Kingston at al.
PY virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
ID sale, entered In the above cause on the
18th day Of May, 1884 NJ, b, IS, page 2Oi,
and renewed April 8, 1881, will sell, at pub
lie auction, to the hiFhos, bidder, in froni
Of the Clerk and Master', office, at the Main
street entrance Of the Courthouse Of Shelby
county. Msmphis, Tennessee, on
saturday, Map 2, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated in Shelby county, Ten.
nessee, to-wit;
A lot beginning at stake at the intertec-
tion Of the east side Of Desoto street with the
south side OF Brown avenue (now Pou totoo
street, and running eastwardly with the
south side OF PontOtoc street 10 feet TO =
stake; thence touthwardly and parallel with
Desoto street 60 feet TO a stake; thence west
wardly a. d parallel with Brown avenue
(Pontotoe street, 70 feet to Desoto street;
thence with the east side Of Desoto street to
the beginning.
Terlns Of e-0n a credit OF six months;
note bearing interest, with security, re-
CURED; lien retained; redemption barred.
This April IA, l 81
:. l, MCDONALD, Clerk and Mast
By B. Coleman, ID. q. and NJ.
Y. II. &C W. Heiskell, anli ,itorf.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT
TIE n YORnR Lady-Her Head Sew
cred From ger Body.

HoUeHToE, MICH, April H.-Last
evening Mary Hosr and Maud Nc
Donald vera thrown under an ore
train on the Hecla and Torch Lake
rsilros&, a coupling link breaking
Miss Hoar had her head cut from her
body, and Miss McDonsld's legs were
crushed so badly that smputation was
necessary. Both victims lived at Lake
Linden,
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An Old Quarrel Renewed Results in
killing.
IsPRoILL TO THE APPEAL.l

IhFhUIAL TO THE APPhAL'I
CARTHAGE, TENN, April 27.-Yes-
terdsy afternoon at Csntreville, Clay
county, Mr., A. H. Clements shot and
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"Many cases of fever and aRue,
dumb sgus and congestive chills were
promptly arrested and entirely ban
ished by the use OF Simmons Liver
Regulator. You don't say half enough
in regard to the efficacy ef this valu-
able medicine In cases Of ague, inter
mittent feVers, etc. Every case has
been arrested Immediately. / was q
sufferer for years with the liver COM
plant, and only found relief by using
the Regulator. Robert j. Weeks,
Batavia Kane Co.. II.
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
MEAEA ESTATE.

No. 1862. R..-Chancery Court of Shelby
county-E l.. Cunnit CHAM CT al. vs., John
W. Lodbottor OF al,
10y virtue OF an interlocut2ry decree tor
ID salo, entered In the above cause on tho
2S,h day OF March, 1887, M. d. 81, page $40,
| will sell, at public auction, to the high
est bidder, in front Of tho Clerk and Master's
Office, Rt tho Main street enhance Of the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Memphis,
'''"' saturday, MAY 2. 1857.
within legal hours, tho following described
OEOrty, tO-wit;
A certain tract oiland lying and being in
the county of Shelby and tate Of TeDne SEQ
on the MemIhis and Dormant, WD plank
road, about ten miles from the city Oi Mem
phis and bounded as fOllows: Beginning at
stake NJ the northeast corner Of seven
acre tract heretofore conveyed by tchafer
and wife and Mary G. Knapp and X. Il.
Stephenson, running thence uor,h 81 chains
TO q stake at the northeast ruer of RHcrs
tract, heretofore conveyed by same parties TO
NJ. J. lac Strange; thence cast ID chains and
Is links To- a stake ut tho nOrthwo 2 corner OF
20 acre tract, conveyed by same parties to
Ledbottnr n daynOri thenoe south with tho
west limo OF said loibcttor & Gaynor tract
81 chains and 5S16 links 10 u stake on said
plank road; thence wet with said plank
road to the beginning containing by Gsti-
mate about 50 acres
The bidding will start at sS03, the raised
bid OF II. +. Cunningham.
Terms of Salc-0n croiit oGseven months
note bearing interest, with security, re-
CURED; lien retainedj redemption barred.
i his April II, 1887.
S. |. MCD0W ELL, Clerk and Master,
by y. L. Coleman, Deputy O. and NJ.
Clam II nsard. collectors.
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West vIfgfnIa's Portion OF VIr-
Rnmta's Debt.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, April ga
resolution was introduced in the Sem
ate today to provide for a settlement Of
the claim Of Virginia against West
Virginia for $s,000,000 as the Ia,ter's
81 are OF the State debt Of Virginia at
the time the State OF West Virginia
was created. -
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\ Male weakness and loss
of power promptly cured. Book, 10
cents in stamps. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, 663 Main street,
Buffalo, N, Y.